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City Council Approves Controversial Manager Salary Increase

June 28, 2024 | Buellton City, Santa Barbara County, California



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City Council Approves Controversial Manager Salary Increase
During a recent city council meeting, members discussed the ongoing vacancy on the planning commission and the potential for filling it. The council agreed to leave the position open until the upcoming election, with members expressing concerns about the feasibility of appointing someone in time.

The meeting also addressed a proposed amendment to the city manager's employment agreement, which includes a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) and a 5% merit increase. Additional provisions discussed include a clause preventing termination without cause for 120 days following a change in mayor or city council member, as well as an option for the city manager to retire instead of receiving a severance payment if faced with termination. The council unanimously approved the amendment.

In other updates, the city manager reminded council members of upcoming community events, including the Solvang July 4th parade and the Bealton Barbecue Bonanza scheduled for July 27. Residents were encouraged to keep their event tickets, which were mailed to them, to facilitate entry. The meeting concluded with light-hearted banter among council members about their participation in the events.

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